First in a virtual event series focusing on Sustainable and Information Communication Technologies

1. Presented with the full support of the United Nations www.SustainabilityVirtualSummits.comMarch – December 2010

3. Smart Manufacturing

4. Smart Transportation and Logistics

6. Smart Grids

8. An impressive line-up of speakers Achim Steiner Under-Secretary GeneralExecutive Director, UNEP Georg KellExecutive Director (Invited) Barbara Dalibard President and CEO Lynette ThorstensenDirector of Communications Nick EarleSVP, Services Europe & Global Enterprise Theatre Bruce KlafterSr Dir, Environmental Peter LockleyHead of Transport Policy Luis NevesChairman of the Board William SarniFounder and CEO Carol ZelkinExecutive Director Matthew HeimPresident Mary D. Nichols Chairman Paul DickinsonChief Executive Officer

10. Efforts underway to have Secretary General Ban Ki Moon address the virtual event via a telepresence- enabled panel discussion with: - US Vice President Al Gore - France Telecom CEO Didier Lombard - Alcatel-Lucent Chairman Philippe Camus / CEO Ben Verwaayen - Cisco CEO John Chambers - Moderator: Kleiner Perkins founder John Doerr

13. Tangible case studies

14. CEO-level speakers from a selection top 100 fortune companies

15. Collaboration

16. Realizing your potential

17. Global learning forum

18. Rich content from experts

19. Benefit calculator – The Pledge Calculator

21. Like e-commerce, e-government will have a significant impact on reducing GHG emissions through the dematerialization of public service delivery

22. Dematerialization can be applied to a range of current everyday practices, and can ultimately reduce the number of material objects that need to be produced

23. Currently the largest opportunities identified within dematerialization are teleworking and telepresence

25. A major trend in controlling the overall growth in data center footprints

26. Pooling assets such as computing, Network and Storage, where utilization is low,so they can be used across the enterprise and beyond.

27. Virtualization represents a radical rethinking of how to deliver data center services

29. Cooling has now become a significant competitive differentiator

31. Organizational attitudes are changing as costs of operating a data center surpass the initial investment

32. Companies now have a number of options for computing services, which shift costs from the enterprise to an external provider, who could potentially deliver these capabilities with economies of scale and at higher energy efficiency

33. "Software as a service" business model allows companies to access key enterprise applications, such as customer relationship management databases, or collaboration tools, via a web browser, with no need to host their own data center facilities

34. Advanced telepresence applications, currently in the early stage of adoption, will have a significant impact in highly-distributed service industry environments, in both the private and public sectors.Agenda topics: Smart ICT March 23rd – 25th, 2010

36. Reshape the organization

37. Design products and services with sustainability at their core

38. Actively drive down their supply chain carbon footprint

39. Seek the most pragmatic solutions to their environmental challenges

40. Choose solutions, systems and processes that deliver the best possible return on capital

41. Deploy greater analytics throughout the Supply Chain life cycle

42. Measure the results and return on investment

44. Re-think manufacturing to make this critical business process sustainable

45. Understand the techniques, tools and Solutions for manufacturing design and development

46. To standardize, account and monitor

47. Transform their manufacturing processes for their business benefits in a sustainable way

49. Optimize and control inventory to reduce vehicle miles

50. Model and optimize distribution network design

51. Track efficiency against business performance

52. Standardize, monitor and account

53. Tag and track inventory, stock and other items

54. Information systems to understand optimal routes and vehicle’s efficiency behavior

55. Information systems to provide the driver with real time information about the vehicle’s efficiency

56. Real time fleet tracking

57. Transform their transportation and logistics processes

58. Vehicle and load management systems

59. Reverse logistics to allow the back-loading of vehicles

60. Apply systems thinking from production to consumer to end of life

61. Protocols for system interoperability

63. Deploy Energy efficiency and conservation strategies

64. Maximize the use of renewable energy solutions

65. Implement Site/land management, sustainability, reclamation and conservation processes

66. Ensure Water efficiency, management and conservation

67. Guarantee indoor air quality

68. Innovate with material and resource management, recyclingand conservation

70. Understand the landscape of remote monitoring and measurement solutions

71. Improve energy accounting and billing services

72. Identify Energy accounting and smart billing software

73. Evaluate ICT solutions for better planning, forecasting and grid management systems

74. Improve asset management and network design

75. Implement demand response software that allows automated load maintenance.

77. Ensure sustainability of water supplies – This might include technologiesfor re-using and recycling water for different uses

78. Make water available for non-drinking uses, primarily agriculture but also commercial or other economic uses

79. Understand how through a combination of information gathering technology and analytics tools, global water management can be transformed

80. Improve the efficiency of utilization for non-drinking uses

81. Reduce water losses and improve tariff collection

82. Optimize the allocation between different uses of water

85. Build equity and establish yourself as a market leader

86. Interact with Enterprise IT decision makers

87. Move prospects through the recruitment cycle faster

88. Tracking and Marketing analytics

89. Showcase Enterprise Class Solutions

90. Maximize limited marketing spend

91. Demonstrate market leadership

92. Longer attendee engagement: 2 hours in virtual environment vs. 35 minutes in a webcast

94. Gather responses to strategic questions

95. Qualify vendors

96. Gain access to broad and deep content

97. Collaborate and Communicate with vendors and peers

98. Personalized and interactive experience

99. Available live and on-demand 24/7, and for download up to 90-days after the event

100. Professional and social networking opportunities

102. Smart BizOps: Exhibitors and Attendees WHO SHOULD EXHIBITGlobal IT vendors Software Storage IT services IT outsourcing Semi-conductors Sensors, controllers and meters Mobile devices Telecos Telecom equipment providers Telepresence Services providers Resources companiesClean Tech and Green techUtilitiesConstruction materialsLogistic servicesPackaging products and Services WHO WILL ATTENDSupply chain Executives and Directors Supply Chain Management Procurement officers and executives ERP Executives and Directors Manufacturing directors Logistics Executives and Directors Head of transportation services Fleet management executives and directors Packaging Directors Facility Management executives and Directors CSR Executives and Directors CIOs IT production directors Network directors

103. Smart Infrastructure: Exhibitors & Attendees WHO SHOULD EXHIBITGlobal IT vendors Software Storage IT services IT outsourcing Semi-conductors Sensors, controllers and meters Mobile devices Telcos Telecom equipment providers Telepresence Services providers Resources companiesClean Tech and Green techUtilitiesConstruction materialsLogistic servicesPackaging products and Services WHO WILL ATTENDCSR executives and DirectorsFacility management executives and DirectorsArchitects and DesignersTown plannersCivil engineersDevelopersEnergy executives and DirectorsUtility production executives and DirectorUtility distribution executives and DirectorUtility CIO and IT executives

105. Web Advertizing

106. Editorials

107. Advertorial

109. Editorial coverage

110. Online banner advertizing

112. Sponsor web sites

113. Trade Association sites

114. Social Networks

115. Blogs

116. Wikis

117. Podcast

118. Search engines optimization

119. Keyword purchase

121. Post cards and flyers

122. On going press releases

124. Micro-sites with some sponsors (Orange Business Services)

125. Linkpops (Inbound links) optimization

126. Corporate sponsors, Trade associations and Publications

127. Directories, Forums

128. Appropriate and effective Link exchange centers

129. Keywords Optimization

130. Organic and bids on Keywords

131. Ad-words and Paid search

132. Communities and groups marketing outreach campaign (Linkedin, Yahoo, Blogs,..)

133. Sustainability, Green

134. ICT, Green IT

135. Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Logistics, Transportation, Energy, Building and Construction

137. Trade Associations members databases (initiated by Associations)

138. United Nations Global Compact members database (over 6000 companies and initiated by United Nations if possible)

139. G2events C level executives (over 13000 contacts)

141. Reminder e-mail to registrants

142. Fifth e-mail blast

143. Reminder e-mail to new registrantsSecond e-mail wave First e-mailwave Third e-mail wave Reminder e-mail to all registrants Reminder e-mail to all registrants Nov 1st 09 Dec 1st 09 Jan 12th 10 Jan 26th 10 Feb 2nd 10 Feb 5thnd 10 Feb 8thnd 10

144. Return on Investment

145. Virtual Events Metrics Industry Average, Source the Factpoint Group

147. Exhibit Hall to view product demos, download literature or chat with reps

149. Participate in question and answer sessions

152. Listen to podcasts

153. Watch product demo videos

157. Spatial Navigation & Reasoning – provides a “sense of place”

158. Auditorium

159. Specific section for users to view live and on-demand presentations and videos

160. Exhibit halls

161. Create customized 3D booths

162. Networking Lounge

163. Facilitates social networking

164. Chat

165. Community & booth level live chat

166. Event Bag technology

167. One-click functionality to collect and download content to the desktop

168. Presentations/Webinars

169. Integrated live & on-demand webinars supporting video and/or audio

170. Registration & post event survey

171. Complete tracking and Seibel compliant lead generation

172. Virtual Badge

173. One-click lead collection

174. Content Preferences

175. Event owner and visitors can prioritize relevant content

176. On-demand and Live Content Playback

177. 24/7 Content Access

178. Metrics

179. Comprehensive behavioral data providing true marketing intelligence

180. Supports foreign language characters

182. Specialty Exhibit Halls "Carbon Efficient Management Software" HallHosted by Connection Research Smart Grid PavilionHosted by Telco 2.0 ISC Impact PavilionHosted by the International Sponsor Council “ICT Green” HallHosted by the Telecommunications Industry Association

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